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Classy and Giftable I really appreciate the way that these can be worn facing many different directions to give the piece an edgy look, a formal look, or a feminine look. I desperately wanted to wear these in my cartilage piercings. However, as you can see by the photos, my ear was allergic to the surgical steel that I was using so I replaced all of them with acrylic posts just a couple of days ago so I wasn’t able to try this beautiful little piece of jewelry in the places that I wanted to the most! Luckily, I had enlarged my bottom hole to 16g just recently so that I could get this to fit. I used a taper to enlarge the piercing and the size is so new that I had to use a taper again to get this earring on. As far as the challenge of putting it on, recently I have purchased several of these threaded back earrings and all have been equally challenging to get on. But for those of you that are new to this, the Wonderful thing about these threaded backs is that they are most often made of titanium, or surgical steel so that most people can wear these comfortably for a week or month and always be decorated. How great is that?! For those who are new to putting in earrings or other jewelry with threaded backs, I would strongly advise the following: 1. First, try screwing off the top of the earring and then try screwing it back on when it is not on your ears. Giving your hands some experience with the process is helpful. 2. Clear the surface below where you are putting the earring on. As I was putting on an earring like this a week ago, I dropped the front of the earring. I couldn’t find it. I ended up cleaning my whole makeup area in search of it, only to finally find it about 4 feet away in the hallway. How is this even possible?! 2. Put a plug in your sink. Fronts and backs of little earrings so often fall down and if you haven’t blocked the sink, you will be wondering for days IF it fell down there! 3. Remember the saying, “Righty- Tighty, Lefty - Loosey. You will probably be looking in the mirror while you screw on the threaded area so it’s easy to get confused what direction to turn the top of the earring to get it on. 4. You could try holding the top of the earring while spinning the bottom part of the earring to put it on. Some people find it much easier to put them on this way. Other people like to spin the top of the earring to put it on. The only con I can think of that some people might consider to be a con is that as you can see my my photos, the metal on the top of the earring has a darkness to it. The description photos show the coloring of the metal as white, not dark colored. As for me, I like the darkness because it gives a beautiful contrast with the sparkly CZs. Overall, I am so happy that I got this important addition to my jewelry collection! And I think that you will be happy with this purchase too!🎉

This looks great. No issues with allergies. Stays screwed in too.

It say that the post is 8mm but its more like 6 as the post is substantially smaller than all other 8mm jewelry i dropped the eating once and on of the little jewels fell out and is difficult to screw on cell off not that long after was a waste of money

It looks very nice, however it is not that easy to put on if you are wearing it inside your ear. Much to difficult to screw on. Post is very short. It has came off twice. Wouldn't buy again for that reason alone. But if and when you get it on it looks really nice

Bought twice for my daughter, lost backs off of both of them.....looks nice, just not well designed apparently.

however very hard to put on with the screw backs provided. The post are too short to maneuver with and the backs are so small, was going to return, but decided to switch out the backs. Very pretty once on. Buyer beware. Posts are very short.

Not easy to open in general, and tougher to open once it’s in your nose. I wore it once, and thought I’d need to see a professional to get it out. Will never wear it again.